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Dundee Takes Grown From Bernstein

WON DECISION AT END OF FIFTEEN ROUND BOUT

NEW_ YORK. Dec. 18- Johnny lundee. of New York, the world's eatherwelght champion added -no'her star to his crown tonight

ytakiug t-lle Junior lightweight hamplonship back from Jack isrnsteiu. of Yonkers on the nldge’: decision after a ffteen ound bout. ‘the feature of tho ‘mas charity at Madison Square larden.

In defeating Bernstein. l)unde'e egulned the lirot title he had ever eld, which he lost to the Yonkers U1 last summer. The title was rented for Dundee by lPromoter ‘cx Richard because of his weight which ranges around 130 and his on; career again-n. men of heavier ounrlnge most of whom he de- uated. After losing to Bernstein lundee won the world's feather- snight. title from Eugene Crlllui of ‘rauce

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lackville Deena; T0 Enter Team In Eastern Section

SACKVliLLiWDec. 18-—At a lneet- 1g oi’ Snckvtllle hockeylsts held on ‘rlday evening last it was decided o place a team in a new clrcu. vhilrh is now being formed and will eplacc the old eastern wlleel of he late N. ll, and l’. E. l. Associa- lon. lt is exlpoct-ed tllllt the fol- owlng towns will be represented i the proposed circllit: Amherst. ixford, Sp lngllill and Sackvlllc.

Altho muuy followers of the xtme will regret to, see the island cams drop ollt of this section. it‘ -ust be remembered that lll those utys of increased travelling ox- muscs that it has been almost im- osoible to complete schedule :hich called for long trips withollt

iillancial deficit, iiﬂil the days than you could secure rilik lplvll-

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IOIympic Trials At Montreal In June

CANADIAN ATHLETES WILL ENTER TRAINING CAMP AT M. A. A. A. GROUNDS ON JUNE 7.

MONTREAL. Deo 18 —li‘rom June 7 to Jllne 20. 1924, Montreal will he the mecca for the crack ath~ letes of the Dominion. who will be ulssembled he e for final training prior to the eliminations and finul selection of the truck and field stars to carry the Maple Leaf in the Olympic games in France.

June 17 and 18 have been net asile for the trials, which will be held at the M. A. A. A. grounds ill \\'BB'lIl0illlI-. The final field house at the ivingeti Wheelers grounds vvlll be the headqua tel-s for the nhleles during the stay here. while ‘raining will be carrlrd out. both it the -Perclva'l Molizon Memorial ‘tadinm and the M A. A. A.

iliies and the Winged Wheel of-l

clitlro cqulipment at. ‘the dispoa-il of the local committee which will rave charge oi the camp. W. FL, Finlay, of the M. A. A. A.. presld-l rut of the .~,\. A. U. of C and D1‘. A. § Lamb. director of the Depart.- uient of Physical Education at Mc- tlill, have been placed in charge of he training camp, Dr. Lamb being rhairman of the camp committee. — Vi}

St. John Having Its Hockey Troubles

The 'l‘clegruph-.lournzll says:- lt has rr-frniucd fronl any cmn- ment whatsoever on the local hock 0y situation. ll has given the plain fat-ts-unvarnlshcd. Tho reason ‘here has been no comment 1g be’ causc ilciuils of bickerillgs over run auteur sport spoil tho game. But things have come to a -pretty pass when a gt utleman of the standing ln this community of R. E. Smith, local luanager for tho Royal Blink of Canada, resign; in disgust wbllc

ge-s for $75.00 a season have long Iuuc past. A feature of the ucwl ziglle is that tile team can play ‘lcir tiut-ofdolvn gamcs alrl eturii oulo tllu. same nlgili, wilich will

= t-he past, of getting players away om their employment and which it"s meant the playing 01' important

he first team players.

ng to secure thc services of n cape lilo conch. Lowthcr, who i-s now engaged o handle the Mt. A. squall, will ho

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‘Verconw a (Hrﬂcuny “Xpeﬂplnvladquickly. Straighten out this muss

looking to tbo xvarring factions to dimes. away lo"m homo. without. ‘loltms very 11'1"“- I

“o lilau. lotion to pick froln.

{be various factions wrangle nu and on. 'l‘hcre nlust be something radically wrong. There is only one, b u" tn dn and that must be done

ud ietiucst Mr. Smith to re-con Eder his resignation. The fans are

ty this season in putting a team

1t 1s no; ||n]]ke]y that on the ice for compctitinn in the 111B

‘Jm-ltjmp Aluaitllur Hnckpy Lgagua night when the Pilots caught their

With St. John's athletic. pop“. stride and gave the finetit exhibi-

(‘nupled with tiou of howling seen here in years .

|1¢5 great facilities, this city by all II1IP?DS

ground-who M;G'li University auth-t

ticlais having offered to place then-l

;C(‘llli9l'§l bowl at the L. OF. C. Ai- is rcally too ball that St. John lcys at 8 o'clock.

The local team Wm be under we the city of premier skaters and \ -———— _ yulnugvment or R (;_ ghal-m. and other leading athletes in the world CWTQWN QQWUNG Au-EYS

t, 1,_ wry, who are now endeavor. of amateur sport is having tllfflcul- —

tors will soon be straightened olit

f Any ‘man will like‘ a gift of somethtlrlg useful. Let us ' show you our stock. All new goods, nicely unsorted. at _

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lros lust evening furnished lots ol‘ it ,

The second game was between prices that cannot be beaten. it

otcltement for those present. Frank Nicholson and Chas. Stew?

Tho llilllurd gttlucs at. The flrlt game between J. John~ <ton und Fred Henderson was won

by the former in a close game.

lit and was won by Nicholson who’. . played an excel-lent game. Stewart‘ <conlcd lo be ll little off last night

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I is entitled to a first clasp but had little chalice of boating l Ihockcy tlllllrcgatioli qualifier] t.o,l-

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tqtarred and set up a. new record of_

Fifteen Nations r - In Olympic Gaines [LOTS OF COIRITRTITION FOR

WINTER SPORTS AT CHAM- ONIX, FRANCE

PARIS, Dcc. lib-Canada is one of fifteen nations that will partl- clpate in the Olympic winter sports at Chainouix. The entry list clos- ed last week and although the re- i-anlations provide that any entry mailed or telegraphed before mid- night ‘Priday shall be accepted, tbc Trench committee did not eiopocl that any other country would bP , represented.

The official entrlci are:— f Austria, Belgium, Canada, W» "honla, the U. 8., Finland. l-‘ranue. (lreat Bzllnin, Hungary. Latvia. Norway. Sweden. Switzerland, Cze- cho Slovakia and Jugo-Siavia.

Hockey. Canada's great national winze." game, is assuming the most prominent Place in the games. The hockey competialon will bring tot xether Austria. Belgium, Cwnnda. the U. 8., Prztnlze, Great Britain. Sweden. Czecho Sﬁivakin and poss- ibly Switzerland, which is reportei ‘o have malle- an eleventh hour hockey entry Fitduy night.

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There was something doing at Charlottetown Alloys last

The Stars rolled a steady guzm-l

he record breaking scores put czl

in the first string F. McMahon]

. _ lo the cn‘ire sntlhf ti f 1| 310 pins, while the team scorn RE you going to be a bystander all your The lll-st game m the Church concerned‘. for imelngcofllnng gtfltu of 224a is by tar the highest nl-"tlk l hf _..a spectator, watchmg othere do the caguodust night was won ny the a good start l“ the Mgrlﬂmg hm»); on record here. ' blg ‘vortbwhile things '_) Zilethoglsts over 11116573111173] bfjhris- cy‘ circles, its n safe bet that l“ A largo number of excited fans Got in“) the game! Make your body strong and HIIJS ‘y o. score o ‘- 1.0 l, I lll as the near future, that town will ho witnessed the performance. healthy. your mind cleui‘, and your nerves steady! 21:11,’, lgsilfodiuts “we 5mm " "M" “h”! 3”" 1' 1“»“1f.‘T°l1 “M! promoted Following are the scores. I _ ( n substitute the game hockey-{ianntlas national galnc-~ “Ovaltlnc" will build up your body, nerves and brnin,-- V83 only all exhibition. Sport Er], p||,_Q1'$ made from ripebnrlcy malt. creamy milk andfresh eggs, i it is super-nourishment in highly concentrated form. ifqthgdlﬂs gem,“ Qhrgsuana “Do y“, know yo," ha“ W,“ be P. pnmw 191 133 154__433’ Make delicious “Ovultine" your duily beverage. For g hmford "'10 T" F- Cox "P1351118 gray Kf 1t keeps oil?" F‘. Kenny .141 142 152-—435 breakfast. and you attack the day's work with new _‘1- 11101111115 ~17 3—R- K9111)’ "I dOZITt mind rit gent: ng gmsy if l. Chandler lll 168 1fl1——3t$ll ylgor. P;?l‘f(1ll1l'1El;l._H_l'idyullfiend-Oiithe-duyInizguevarg, r‘. Moorettii , 2-8. Ross Ft oni‘ ' keelps on.“ '1‘. McMahon . 210 162 155-527 as es. 1e ore re mn , an you are assure noun J. 00m s-L 2-—lt. B.“ --- _ _ _ 147 142 123...“; sleep till‘0llghflllti;itliell%ﬂht. Andall the time,“Ovaltine" it. Prowsc A. Burbs F‘ ' ” " w McTagm, -— ~ is restoring waste tissues, soothing and strengthen- A w -"~ - - ing worn Qerves, reviving flagging energies-making ebster I A Tom] " ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " H3 you ﬁt; to “get; into the game.” ANGLQ BAp-"s-rs 48 E STARS PRESBYTERIANS 9 é? - = very M an 1L Cheverie .. c1 so 110-4260 gllohseixlud] gilxlliillwilﬁ a fast one W. Gormlcy 137i 134 130-397 "1 I 9 11S 0- 11D! 81s ouully out- = H. Simmons .. 136 98 145-379 mm 'i.‘;“i:i.‘i...§“f. g Q 123 i: is-zaz ‘ ~ . IIIIH - i . . . u 0 “"‘ 1d - Anglo Baptists Presbyterian: ,4 y. _ -——- Bu‘ ' up nﬁa‘n'nerves'.ndso4a Diamond-I 2~McEnchern 1"‘ Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 175-1 At all di'ilgglsis—-50c.. 85o, $1.50 lklgmilfdiﬁs 1—W*llk@r A. WANDER LIMITED, LONDON, nus. aff,§,’,";§u,y__2 ZjTQffP“ .1 Canadian 011100-465 King St. W., Toronto _ _ ‘ m” ' , , . "“°'" “’°°“* Mik McT1 ue Goln BRITISII-ve- and sold throughout the Empire 4: ---~-<o._..___ _ M y 9 g g I-vi “l it l! I BliilillillS t “at” Mimi» i n. nosroiv. Doc. lit-nuke

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“HIS MASTER’S VOICE” SONGS FOR LlTTIlE PEOPLE IN SONG, STORY_ AND PICTURE

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Book No. 1

Record No.

(16 Selections)

lbondon Bridge Is Falling Down Jack and Jill WTIKH“ 1H going back m Ireland Mary lied it Little Laulb

firmly convinced that there is no T1"? Three 111117-19 K1119“ place like tho 'Ollld Sod" for n Ding Dong Dell fight. Mike has §i?.‘.“‘.‘3.‘.1i§§."'ii2“.i‘§..§§“‘li2i‘i? s» ‘undo the mistake of his llfc when Link’ Body”? he ever loft thc Flint-raid lslo. First Toni, Toni, The PIPQ" 5°" it was a troupll: of unsatisfactory Pop! Goes the Wong-c]

bouts that. llc had in Philullclpliln

Hickory Dlckory Dock

Baa! Baa! llluck Shot-p

i ran. Then nlulost the biggest fizzle ‘farmer h‘ the P0“ of all in the young Stribllng fra~ 111T?” 311113 Mme

sitééién

. \ Ties Collars, gmlwtlld not play his usual good!» shin. Pyjamas, "Tilt-re will in.- one {game this ev- Gloves... .. . Hosiery ening between Carl Milford and C. l Undgrwear swqgterg, e 5mm)!“ ‘ Garters Arm-bands. '

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A box and card with purchase

was down in Atluutn. (In.

Q "vulne his troublcg with his iunrlng- 1 .~r Joey Jacobs.

~\l' What ls luore. Mike always noiuts with pride to the fnct that

thcy have never been nblo to boat.

‘llul on hill nutiivc sod. So if (ll-no

Then Let Your Feet Thump Trumll

Little Junk Horne;- iiiltle Miss Mullet.

lu tho first. gaunt,- l’. lhicllillis wou' uvcr .Illll 1'0 lvor. lll tho second bnluo Locke wool aver Welsh Ill llll exciting game. ' The gulncn tonight will be in», ‘tween the following LeClalr vsiPet- UISOII and Clldmorc vs McNevin.

BRINGING UP FATHER

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Tunney. tho Amorlran light heavy-

‘Puilney will have Dublin Mill battle in the same ring u WIBICII McTlgue beat “Bat" Slki.

lghi cbuulplon ’l‘lguc's game

wnuts any of it looks as if.‘ to go over to 1

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83 Record No. 216396 The Mulberry Bush See the Happy Kitten

(12 Selections)

Alistrcss Niary

0h! Dear, What can iilie matter be? Polly. Put the Kettle On

ltide a Cock-Horse to Banbury

Cross

Alphabet Song

Sing a Song of Sixpence “Hllmply Dunipty"

Jack bc Nimble

billlu lloy Blue

Tbc Dog's Woolllg

dit-orglo Porgie

\\'c‘vc (‘Anne io Sue Bliss Jennie

Jones

Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat.

Little Things I-iey, Diddle Diddle See-Saw Margery Dnw J Love Little lPussy Llfcy Int-hot.

liiggllty, Plgglllty Natural History To hlarkot, To hlurkei.

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Record No. 216437 (18 Selections)

tPat-nCakc, Simple Simon

.Old Km; Cole 'I'W1I\k1€,.T\’it'1nk1(‘. Little Star

Blather May l Uo Out to Swim

Hark! Hark! The Dogs do Bark

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